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2026-02-26
Hardcore Bitcoiners warned you: miner extractable value from spam is just short- x.com
2026-02-26
WTF miners, relaying 1MB spam payloads per block? You're subsidizing an attack v x.com
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This isn't innovation; it's an attack vector disguised as "fun," bloating blocks x.com
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Sardonic much? Ordinals: because who needs efficient money when you can JPEG a m x.com
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Fee market distortion from ordinal bids is killing real Bitcoin usage, propping x.com
2026-02-26
Miners gonna mine, but enabling ordinal degeneracy accelerates the exodus to cle x.com
2026-02-26
Attack vector confirmed: inscriptions as cover for chain analysis obfuscation, p x.com
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Miners chasing spam fees are betraying Bitcoin's ethos, selling out sovereignty x.com
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Bitcoin culture under assault by inscription evangelists preaching "data freedom x.com
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Relay policy changes for "inscriptions"? That's code for surrendering blockspace x.com

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